protege
09-19-2006, 12:47 PM
Check this (http://www.pcrrhs.org/conv/convention2006.html) out. The very first pic shows off the models I had displayed last weekend! From left to right (back row) we have an HO scale Penn Central B60b baggage car, an ex-Pennsylvania RR PS124 sleeper under construction, a PC grill (diner) car, a former PRR P70 coach in PC colors, and an Alco RS3M locomotive. In front is my N scale coal train, powered by a GE U25B locomotive, 8 hoppers, an ex-New Haven NE6 caboose, and a PCA boxcar. One of my HO scale boxcars brings up the rear.
Hopefully, once things die down a bit, I'll get the PS124, RS3M painted in the proper colors, along with putting number decals on the B60b and P70. As if that wasn't enough, I picked up an EMD E8 locomotive over the weekend. That's to be finished similar to this one (http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/nyc/nyc4073ads.jpg). I like these "interim" schemes. This one still wears its New York Central "cigar band" paint, yet has a PC logo on the nose. This shouldn't be too hard to do--just weather the hell out of it, throw on a 3-chime horn, and slap on the worm decal :)
Hopefully, once things die down a bit, I'll get the PS124, RS3M painted in the proper colors, along with putting number decals on the B60b and P70. As if that wasn't enough, I picked up an EMD E8 locomotive over the weekend. That's to be finished similar to this one (http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/nyc/nyc4073ads.jpg). I like these "interim" schemes. This one still wears its New York Central "cigar band" paint, yet has a PC logo on the nose. This shouldn't be too hard to do--just weather the hell out of it, throw on a 3-chime horn, and slap on the worm decal :)